A day at the Poetry Book Fair
Ooh, poetry books. Trestle tables. Shouty snatches of conversation trying to be heard in the hubbub. “I wasn’t sure about his last collection, it […]
Ooh, poetry books. Trestle tables. Shouty snatches of conversation trying to be heard in the hubbub. “I wasn’t sure about his last collection, it […]
We had a wonderful couple of days in Suffolk last week. First of all on the Benjamin Britten Trail, the highlight of which […]
Hurray! First of all I managed to snag a place on the Don Share workshop in October in Swindon (before it sold out) […]
It’s all been a bit hectic lately, but I thought I’d just check in with updates on a few things. Readings – On Wednesday […]
Yesterday was only the second sunny, (almost) balmy evening of the year, and I found myself (almost) beside the sea, amongst some magical works […]
And so to Oxford, or the Albion Beatnik Bookstore in Jericho, to be precise. Martin Malone took over the editorship of The Interpreter’s […]
A busy couple of days: Monday evening saw the launch of the Brighton Stanza anthology, a labour of love for editors Antony Mair, […]
Came across this – Poetry Bombing – sewing poems into charity shop clothes – how much fun is that?? Except I think I’d be […]
Today’s the biggest day of the year here in Lewes – Bonfire. Not much I can say about it that will do it […]
Here’s the longer post I promised about my week at Ty Newydd. First of all, some of the advice and sayings I captured […]